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Diuretic Herbs/Relieving Wind

Diuretic Herbs for Relieving Edema

Posted on September 1, 2022 by ChineseMedicine

  • Promote diuresis to ease urination. Used for treating edema.
  • Dry and bland. Mildly cold in nature.
  • Suitable for relieving dampness and swelling as well as difficulty in urination.
Frwquently-used Herbs
Indian Bread
Coix Seed
Umbellate Pore Fungus
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Chinese Waxgourd Peel
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